Live online classes, mentor support, real projects, full portfolio. Lock in your seat today for just ₦90,000 (that’s 60% down on the ₦150,000 scholarship tuition) — pay the ₦60,000 balance before Week 8. No giant upfront bill, no excuses.
Most beginners who want to learn coding get stuck because they don’t know what to learn first, what to skip, what projects to build, how to practice, or how to move from “I understand the video” to “I can actually build something.”
That’s why so many people spend months jumping from one tutorial to another — without a real portfolio, without confidence, without direction.
This program was built to solve that.
In 16 weeks, we take you step by step from the basics of web development to building complete full stack applications — using the same tools modern developers use every day.
This is not a random discount. We’re running a Career Scholarship Campaign to help more serious students start their tech journey before the June/July learning rush.
Too many people keep postponing learning tech because of money, timing, fear, or confusion. So for this intake — and this intake only — we’re reducing the online Full Stack Development program from ₦350,000 to ₦150,000 for a limited time.
And to remove the “I don’t have it all at once” excuse, you can start with just ₦90,000 today — that’s 60% down. Pay the remaining ₦60,000 anytime before Week 8 of the program.
Once June 3rd passes, tuition goes back to ₦350,000. No extensions.
From enrollment to graduation, here's exactly what the journey looks like.
Apply, pay your tuition, and receive your welcome email with class details, schedule, and how to prepare.
Join scheduled live sessions online. Watch demonstrations, ask questions in real time, and build alongside your instructor.
Apply what you learn immediately. Build frontend, backend, and full stack projects that go straight into your portfolio.
Complete the program, receive your certificate, polish your LinkedIn and portfolio, and start applying for developer roles.
Whether you’re starting from absolute scratch or already poking around HTML, you’ll find your level here.
You’re a complete beginner who wants to learn coding from scratch.
You’re a student or graduate who wants a practical, career-ready skill.
You’re working a job but want to switch into tech — without quitting immediately.
You already learn HTML, CSS, or JavaScript — but need structure and mentorship.
You’re tired of random tutorials and want a clear, end-to-end roadmap.
You want to build real projects and create a portfolio for employers or clients.
You want to understand both frontend and backend development — not just one side.
You want to learn online — from anywhere, no need to come to our Lagos campus.
This isn’t theory-heavy training. It’s practical, guided, and project-focused. By the end of the program, you should be able to:
TSA has trained thousands of students across Nigeria and beyond — building careers in software development, product design, data, cybersecurity and more. You’re joining a structured academy with a proven training system, not an experimental program.
I came into TechStudio Academy with practically no prior knowledge in software development. Within a few weeks I grasped the crux of software development and the soft skills needed to be a developer. The skills I acquired have given me a mind-blowing push in my career.
TechStudio Academy was the push I needed to enter the real-world space. The learning was fun and very different from the self-learning I started with. There were internship opportunities presented to us, and I got my first gig immediately after the program.
I bless the day the Instagram algorithm popped TechStudio Academy into my feed. I read the curriculum and told myself this was the opportunity I’d been waiting for. Competent instructors, conducive environment. I’m now at OT&T Consulting, fulfilling my dreams.
Six progressive units. Each one builds on the last — so by Week 16, you’re shipping full applications, not just finishing tutorials.
Start with the building blocks of the web — and learn how websites are actually built from scratch.
This is where you start thinking like a programmer — and where websites stop being static.
React is one of the most in-demand frontend tools in modern web development.
Learn how the “server side” of applications actually works.
A full stack developer must know how to store, retrieve, and manage data.
This is where you start working like a real developer — and stop hiding projects on your laptop.
Every technology in this program is actively used by professional developers at top companies in Nigeria and around the world.
Seven things we’ve built into this program because they’re what actually move beginners from confused to capable.
You don’t need to know how to code. We start from the foundation and build your skills step by step.
Interactive sessions where you can ask questions, follow demonstrations, and get clarity in real time.
You’ll build practical projects that show you exactly how coding works in real life.
You won’t only learn how websites look — you’ll learn how backend, databases, APIs and deployment work too.
You’ll get guidance when you’re stuck, so you’re not left alone trying to figure everything out.
Your projects are part of the outcome. You leave the program with proof of what you can build.
As long as you have a laptop and an internet connection, you can join from Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt, outside Nigeria, or anywhere else in the world.
When you secure your seat before the deadline — starting with just ₦90,000 (60% down) on the ₦150,000 scholarship tuition — you get more than the curriculum. You get everything that helps you turn the skill into opportunity.
We’ll guide you on improving your LinkedIn profile so you present yourself confidently as an aspiring developer.
Templates and examples to help you apply for tech roles more confidently — without guessing what to say.
Get guidance on structuring your portfolio so your projects are easier to understand and present.
Join a network of TSA learners and graduates where you can connect, learn, and stay motivated.
Learn how to use AI tools to write, debug, understand and improve code faster — without becoming dependent on shortcuts.
Curriculum + projects + community + career support — all on the ₦150,000 scholarship tuition. Start today with just ₦90,000. Pay the ₦60,000 balance before Week 8.
One price, one decision. Everything below is included.
Begin from zero, leave with real projects and a portfolio. You don’t have to pay it all at once.
In two weeks, you can still be thinking about it — or you can already be enrolled, onboarded, and preparing to start your tech journey. ₦90,000 today is all it takes to lock in your seat. Once June 3rd passes, the scholarship ends and tuition goes back to ₦350,000.
If you’ve been on the fence, chances are one of these is the thought holding you back. Here’s the straight answer to each.
Quick answers to the most common questions about the program, the scholarship and the next steps.
The program runs for 16 weeks of live online training.
Yes. You can join from anywhere as long as you have a laptop and a stable internet connection.
No. The program is beginner-friendly and starts from the fundamentals.
You’ll learn HTML, CSS, JavaScript, TypeScript, React, Node.js, Express, MongoDB, Git, GitHub, APIs, deployment, and full stack project development.
Yes. You’ll build practical frontend, backend, and full stack projects during the program.
Yes. You’ll receive a certificate of completion after successfully completing the program.
Yes. You can split your scholarship tuition into two payments: ₦90,000 today (60%) to secure your seat, and the remaining ₦60,000 (40%) before Week 8 of the program. That’s the full ₦150,000 scholarship tuition — just spread out so you can start now instead of waiting.
The offer — including the option to start with just ₦90,000 (60% down) — ends on 3rd June. After that, tuition returns to the standard ₦350,000 and the payment plan closes with it.
You’ll receive onboarding details, class information, and instructions on how to prepare for the program.
You can spend the next few months still wondering whether tech is for you — or you can put down 60% today, lock in your seat, and start learning properly with a clear, mentored path into software development. The other 40% waits until Week 8. The decision doesn’t.